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... Dashwood A. Williams Cambridge—Captain Yorke, R. Montgomery—Rt. Hon. C.Wynn Townley, J. W. Childers Norfolk, East—W. Wyndham, Cardigan-Colonel Powell G. Keppell Carmarthen—Rice Trevor, E.H. Norfolk, West—Sir W. Folkes, Adams Sir J. Astley Carnarvon—T. A. Smith ...
... Butler in riTair— Daniel O'Connell, Maurice O'Connell, Morgan O'Connell, John O'Conneil. Charles D. O'Connell, W. F. Finn, C. Fitismen, C. o'D»yer, Richard Sfceil, Sir Henry Grattan, Win. Roche, David Roche, W. O'Neal Daunt, O'Cooor Don, Pat Lalor, M. L ...
... the Colonial Legislatures should be allowed to carry them into effect, and he also advised the sending out of a Commissioner armed with full powers to settle the whole question. He proposed an amendment to the resolution relating to the moral improvement ...
... King's printer; from Mr. George Seymour against the beer bill, and a similar one from the publicans of Chichester; from St. John's, Hampstead, for a repeal of the house and window tax; a similar one from Suffolk ; this petition also prayed for a reduction ...
... (Hear, bear.) In 1822, the number charged with robberies of arms was 64; in 1823, it was 31; and it diminished down to 7 in 1828. In 1822, the number charged with unlawfully appearing armed was 122. and they diminished in the course of the same period ...
... Orlinailes will be at the Old London Inn, and the ; Balls at the Devon and Exeter Royal Subscription RoOmDDs. LORD JOHN -UUSSELL M .P. JOHN LEE LEE, Esq., .MI S. S. TEWLoUs. DEVON and EXETER HOSPITAL. Ast AUGU§Tt, 18S3. JAMES W. ,QiULLER, EsQ,, M.I?. president ...
... not be doing their duty if they cousented to have property insecure and life the sport of every ruffian. (Cheers.) Mr. H. Grattan was willing that Whiteboyism should be put down, but he did not think the Constitution ought to be put down also. The Attorney ...
... Colonel Evans took occasion to allude to the state- ment alleged to have been made by Sir John Hobhouse durin= the late Westminster election, to the effect that he (Sir John Hobhouse,} when Secretary at War, might have erased Colonel Evan’s name from the half-pay ...